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looking for a cycle buddy or 3. either just general pootling around the wirral or possibly some off road routes too. then maybe ending up at a pub somewhere for a drink to end the ride. if interested let me know
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Smartchild
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I'm up for it! May go out this Saturday around the Wirral, if that's any good for you?
Patrick
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yeah that sounds good. you got a route in mind or just go up the prom to new brighton?
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Smartchild
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I tend to do the Wirral Circular trail or the Cycle route 56, so around 35 miles, like this http://www.mapmyride.com/workout/455873565I don't push myself just go for a leisurely ride averaging around 10-12mph. I am flexible though if you want a shorter (or longer) distance.
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does that take you down by hooton and back up??? I'm game for that. ain't done a big ride for a while but if we take it easy to start with and a 5 min stop half way I think I shoud be fine lol
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Smartchild
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Yep up to Hooton and along the Wirral Way.
Anyone else up for this?
PM sent
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It sounds like a great idea, nothing too strenuous with likeminded people who just want to get a bit of fresh air and exercise. Good luck with it, and if it's something that keeps going I might consider joining you (I'd have to get a bike first though and regain my confidence riding one) 
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well you are more then welcome to join us. and I can always pick you up a cheap bike. I repair them in my spare time for people and always get given bikes.
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I tend to do the Wirral Circular trail or the Cycle route 56, so around 35 miles, like this http://www.mapmyride.com/workout/455873565I don't push myself just go for a leisurely ride averaging around 10-12mph. I am flexible though if you want a shorter (or longer) distance. like the look of that route... might be up for that at some point. Where do you start out from?
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Smartchild
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HI
Normally start from Seacombe ferry and normally on a Sat morn.
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I tend to do the Wirral Circular trail or the Cycle route 56, so around 35 miles, like this http://www.mapmyride.com/workout/455873565I don't push myself just go for a leisurely ride averaging around 10-12mph. I am flexible though if you want a shorter (or longer) distance. Your speed graph shows you doing 127 mph at one point !! The newbies might struggle to keep up.
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Only 127mph? Must have been hungover
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